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I swallow everything. Sometimes their cries put me in a strange nervous state,
during which I chew furiously on anything at all, just to rediscover the sound of my
own mouth. Living like this, surrounded by the disgusting secrets of others, ...
I swallow everything. Sometimes their cries put me in a strange nervous state,
during which I chew furiously on anything at all, just to rediscover the sound of my
own mouth. Living like this, surrounded by the disgusting secrets of others, ...
Page 89
Like biting down on a gritty clump of yeast in a poorly cooked apple turnover.
Better stop writing. Anyway, I've got plenty of cookies left. Still on the train. Back
from the toilet. Unbearable nausea is putting me ofl' my feed. I can't swallow
anything ...
Like biting down on a gritty clump of yeast in a poorly cooked apple turnover.
Better stop writing. Anyway, I've got plenty of cookies left. Still on the train. Back
from the toilet. Unbearable nausea is putting me ofl' my feed. I can't swallow
anything ...
Page 90
I can't swallow anything more. Waves of vomiting. My trips back and forth to the
end of the car seem to intrigue the first-class passengers. I've got the staggers.
The rocking of the train is too much for me. Despite the width of the center aisle, ...
I can't swallow anything more. Waves of vomiting. My trips back and forth to the
end of the car seem to intrigue the first-class passengers. I've got the staggers.
The rocking of the train is too much for me. Despite the width of the center aisle, ...
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